NanoJson 1.0

A library dedicated to easy and seamless handling of JSON files

NanoJson library provided by Mohammed Ghanam.

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NanoJson is a Python library designed to make working with JSON files easy and seamless. It offers a variety of functions to handle JSON data, such as reading, writing, modifying, and managing lists within JSON files, all with a simple and intuitive interface.

Features

• Reading JSON data: Easily read JSON data from a file.
• Writing JSON data: Write or update JSON data to a file.
• Updating JSON: Modify specific keys and values within a JSON file.
• Deleting keys: Remove specific keys from a JSON object.
• Search for keys: Search for and retrieve values associated with a specific key.
• Managing lists: Append or remove values from lists within JSON data.

Installation

To install NanoJson, use pip:

pip install NanoJson

Usage

First, you must import it:

import NanoJson

1) Reading JSON Data

You can read the contents of a JSON file and either print it as a formatted string or as a Python dictionary.

Example:

# Initialize the JSON helper with the path to your JSON file
json_helper = NanoJson("data.json")

Read the JSON data as a Python dictionary

data = json_helper.read_json()

Print the formatted JSON data

formatted_data = json_helper.read_json(pretty=True)

2) Writing JSON Data

You can write new JSON data or update existing data in a file.

Example:

# New data to write to the file
new_data = {"name": "John", "age": 30}

# Write the new data to the JSON file
json_helper.write_json(new_data)

3) Updating JSON Data

You can update a specific key with a new value in your JSON data.

Example:

# Update the value of the "age" key
json_helper.update_json("age", 31)

4) Deleting Keys

You can delete a key from your JSON file.

Example:

# Remove the key "name" from the JSON data
json_helper.delete_key("name")

5) Searching for a Key

You can search for a specific key in the JSON data and retrieve its value.

Example:

# Get the value associated with the key "age"
age = json_helper.search_key("age")

6) Managing Lists

You can append or remove items from lists stored within your JSON file.

Example:

# Append a new item to the list under the "items" key
json_helper.append_to_list("items", "new_item")

# Remove an item from the list under the "items" key
json_helper.remove_from_list("items", "old_item")

For Contact:

• My telegram Account: @midoghanam
• My Channel: @mido_ghanam

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